"Nowhere. Let's see now, who taught me my letters? It was Miss Maudie Atkinson's aunt, old Miss Buford-"(141) This quote is Cal talking to Jem and Sco...

"Francis looked at me carefully, concluded that I had been sufficiently subdued, and crooned softly, 'N*****-Lover...' This time, I split my knuckle t...

"Jem, I ain't ever heard of a n***** snowman,"(Lee pg.75) This quote falls under the cultural form of discrimination. Jem and Scout were making a snow...

"Are we as poor as the Cunninghams?"(Lee 23) This quote helped me understand the setting of the book and the town more because it talks about the fami...

I strongly agree with this definition.

I wonder if instead of saying attacking you could say judging as well. Yes if you are discriminating against someone you could be attacking them, but ...

I wonder if you could say hear about people as well. Some people judge based on a story or rumor they have heard about a certain religion or racial pr...

I wonder if instead of saying "some people" you could say African Americans or colored people. I think that makes them seem more important than saying...

Hey, I wonder if when you wrote this you meant to use a different word than "Other" I understand what you are saying and I agree with you but I think ...

This article is generally based on harassment and discrimination in the workplace. It has 5 different links that explain how they protect people again...

I think discrimination is when you are targeting someone based on their skin, past actions e.t.c. Sometimes even things they can not control but you j...